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'Police cannot be left to police themselves' - CIU receives brickbats - Vimarsana News

'Police cannot be left to police themselves' - CIU receives brickbats

Activists cast doubts on impartiality of special police unit.

Edict launches signature campaign against 'toothless' IPCC Bill - Vimarsana News

Edict launches signature campaign against 'toothless' IPCC Bill

The bill is merely a joke, says human rights group.

Group claims yet another death in custody under Kelantan police's watch | Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Group claims yet another death in custody under Kelantan police's watch | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 20 ― Human rights group Eliminating Deaths and Abuse in Custody Together (Edict) claimed there was another death in police custody, this time in Kelantan. The victim was said to have been in custody for several days and had died on November 16, 2021. “Edict has been notified...

Malaysia: IPCC bill is a step backwards for police accountability — Amnesty International Malaysia, ARTICLE 19, Civicus and HRW | What You Think - Vimarsana News

Malaysia: IPCC bill is a step backwards for police accountability — Amnesty International Malaysia, ARTICLE 19, Civicus and HRW | What You Think

27 OCTOBER — Today, we — Amnesty International Malaysia, ARTICLE 19, CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation and Human Rights Watch — call on Members of Parliament in Malaysia to reject the deeply flawed Independent Police Conduct Commission (IPCC) bill and move quickly to table a...

Malaysia: IPCC bill is a step backwards for police accountability - Vimarsana News

Malaysia: IPCC bill is a step backwards for police accountability

While there is little doubt that Malaysia desperately needs an independent oversight commission for the police, the IPCC bill, first tabled in August 2020, further weakens the already anaemic oversight mechanism currently in place and must be rejected.